2 Page position

I argue this page should be removed from its prominent position at the
top of the front page. This page is getting 10,000 hits, making it one
of the most popular pages, but with very little content of wide appeal.

I think the name is misleading viewers thinking 'Community' will point
them to something like thing like the content of the 'The Haskell
community' column on the frontpage, when its just a guide to editing the
wiki (which only 1% of visitors want to do).

So, my proposal. HaskellWiki:Community_Portal should be removed from
the top of the front page altogether. Its second place, at the bottom of
the page near the editing facilities seems more appropriate.

While we're here, I think 'All pages' should also disappear from the top
of the front page. Site maps aren't generally the first thing you see on
a web site, right? And that the remaining elements of the bar:

3 Wiki dump

Is it easily possible to get a dump of the current state of all wiki pages.
I mean the Wiki markup not the generated HTML.
I also do not need images.
For HTML I could use wget starting at Special:AllPages.

4 captcha not visible in (emacs-)w3m :(

The captcha wasn't shown in emacs-w3m, so couldn't register without switching to another, bloated browser for a while.

Perhaps, there are ways to mitigate this problem--either on the side of the wiki (by modifying the markup for the captcha so that it makes some sense in emacs-w3m) or finding what to improve in emacs-w3m for it to show such captchas, aren't there?--Imz 00:30, 14 March 2011 (UTC)

Oh, I wasn't able to post this comment for the same reason: edits with links suppose that I solve a captcha, but me using emacs-w3m wasn't able to see it! (So, now I have pasted my comment into another, bloated browser.) :( --Imz 00:30, 14 March 2011 (UTC)

They came up with a solution for such a problem at the Emacs Wiki: they have a special URL to set up cookies for w3m, see the link under Editing Emacs Wiki section. Can a solution be devised for the Haskell Wiki?--Imz 13:05, 22 March 2011 (UTC)